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Top Story How the Pending Supreme Court Decision on Preventive Care Could Affect the Healthcare Industry The Supreme Court will soon hear oral arguments for a case that threatens coverage of preventive services without cost-sharing. Experts say this could make it significantly harder for patients to access care and lead to higher costs down the road. Sponsored How PDPM Optimization Improves Facility Financial Performance Presented by Medrina Transitioning to PDPM models significantly shifted the healthcare industry. By replacing the RUG system, healthcare providers cut waste and more accurately reflect the care each patient received.  Learn More Michelle Hoffman, Executive Director at Chicago Biomedical Consortium will be Moderating at INVEST 2025! Michelle will be part of the panel, "How is AI Reshaping the Life Sciences?".  AI is not just about boosting hospital operational efficiency or radiological capability. It is reshaping other parts of the healthcare industry be it in pharma or medical devices. Hear from healthcare leaders about how AI can have an impact on everything from clinical trials, disease management to drug development. Secure Your Seat & Save $300 Now

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3 Strategies That Health System Leaders Say Lead to AI Success The AI change management process that healthcare providers are navigating is as significant and complex as the industry's switch to EHRs, according to a new report from Arcadia. In the report, health system leaders share advice on how get the most out of AI deployments, recommending things like building a strong foundation and establishing robust security guidelines. A Unified Platform Is Essential To Boost The Customer Experience In Healthcare Successful organizations are transforming their operations to create a single experience so that no matter how they get in touch, consumers feel more confident that the organization "knows" them — and respects their time.

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